Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-10-22
PERSONAL.

cd. House has returned from conferenc
at Gallatln.
Mr. Isaac Rosenfeld went to Murfrees
boro on Tuesday.
r. II. McFall. Esq, of District No. 10. wa
In the city on Monday.
Mr. JET Parchman, OF Houston county
Visited Clarksvlle Tuesday.
e Baker Ely and lady have returned
home from their bridal tour.
Mrs. Capt. Thos. Herndon, who has beer
very SEX, Is reported much better
Capt. c. d. Bell, OF Christian county, at.
tended the tobacco sales this week
MIR. John Adams, OF AllensviIle, Ky, was
In clarksyille ON business Wednesday.
j. b. Corbap, Esq, OF Corbandale. paid
our sanctum pleasant visit on Tuesday.
j. W Lewis, Jr.. OF Cumberland CITY
neighborhood, visited Clarksvllls Monday
Misses Emma and Goochie DlclSerso,.
from Trenton came TO Clarksville on Monday.
Miss Mary Merriwether, of Pass Chris.
tian, Miss, is on visit to Miss Ellie Henry
Mr. Pete Roberts, of Christian county.
Ky, visited the city on Monday OF this
week.
Mrs. Kate Scott, Of Evansville, is at the
franklin House visiting the proprietor's
family
Mrs. Sachs, the st. Louis woman who
threw pancake at Mrs. Cleveland, was
fined $50.
Mrs NJ. y. Elder returned on Wednesday
from protracted visit to New York and
Chicago.
Mr.. c. d. Runyon and wife, of Trenton,
KY, Were in Clarksville Sunday, visiting DIR.
Runyon's family.
Miss Johnnie Bailey has returned from
Trenton, Ky, accompanied by Miss Kate
s NTH a guest.
MIR. W. II. Beaumont, of Nebo, XIV. has
been In GAINESVILLE this week visiting rel
ativ md friends.
Judge c. G.. Smith and wife have been on a
visit to their son and President Cleveland In
Memphis this week.
-Danvills Cor. Post Intelligence: Mr..
VIM. Turner, of GAINESVILLE, paid Danville a
flying visit last Sunday.
DIR II. V. Ferguson, prominent young
Esculapils, of Haydensvile. was on the
streets Of GAINESVILLE last Monday.
Mr.. Geo. II. Smith and Miss Ida
Hollester came up from Erin on Wednesday
to attend the Blacksmith wedding.
Alderman William Kleeman, who for
some days has been quite sick, has gone to
Dawson springs KY, to recuperate.
ESQ. Robert Steele passed through the
city Monday and returned Monday evening
from the Cleveland reception in Nashville.
-Messrs. Thomas Tombs, of Cumberland
City, and Berry Dunbar, of the helghborhood
of that place visited GAINESVILLE on Thursday,
Mr.. Simon Katz represented Pythagoras
Lodge No 20, Odd Fellows, of this city at the
grand Lodge of the order, held at Nashville
this week.
Ed. Merriwether, of Pass-Christlan, Miss.
is visiting relatives in this city He has
many frien4s who will be glad to see him
back again.
Mr. Stephen II. Pettus, OF the great New
York tobacco firm Pollard, Pettus q Co. is
visiting relatives and old acquaintance in
this vicinity.
W. NJ. Drane, Jr., a very promising young
business man of this city, has gone to Nash |
Vile to assume a position with the Standard
Oil Company.
Mr.. Tom Beasley, from Big Pond, KY,
was in the city Wednesday, He has Just re-
covered from a spell of sickness and is re-
duced in size somewhat.
Mr.. Wylie Smith, left for Memphis n
wednesday morning us a delegate to attend |
the meeting of the Y, uny Mems Christian |
a ssoc alton in that city an the I'd.
Mr.. Jesse Hodgson has taken q position
behind the counter of Me>srs. Lockert &
Reynolds drug store where he will be glad to
wait upon his friends needing drugs.
j. M. Nesbtt Esq, and Mr.. John Thomas.
II Erin went to Nashville to take in the re-
ception, but returned home disappointed
having been caught In the blockade at
Guthrie.
Mrs. t. d. Garvin, sister OF Elder B. F. and
Messrs VIM. and John Coulter, started
last Saturday morning for her home in Los
Angels. Cal. Her numerous friends here
par. ed with her with regret.
Mr.. M. B. Coleman left the city Thursday
evening to join company Of camp hunters
who started yesterday morning to Hillman's
,oalings on adeer hunt. They expect to re-
urn about the 5th OF November.
Mr.. j. NJ. Allan and daughter. Miss
Emma, j. w. Stont Esq, and Miss Minnie
Brandon of Dover, accompanied by Miss
Donie Overstreet of Nashville, passed up on
he train Saturday morning to attend the
Cleveland reception at Nashville.
Mr.. William Rutherford, of the vicinity
d Port Royal, one of Montgomery counties
oldest and best citizens. has so far recovered
rom recent dangerous illness as to be able
70 come to GAINESVILLE, which he did last
week. His friends will be glad to learn of
his evidence of convalescense.
-Messrs, 7. E. Chandler, I. ID. Daniel W.
J. Smith. and Norman Neblett left Thursday
evening as delegates to the 9th Annual Con-
1entlon of the Y. NJ. c. A. OF Tennessee, at
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